This week, the US Senate unveiled the latest draft of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2026. It included the GAIN AI Act (Guaranteeing Access and Innovation for National Artificial Intelligence Act of 2025), which was originally added as an amendment to the bill last month. Read Entire...
Intel Core Ultra 7 365K leaks ahead of Arrow Lake Refresh launch
A previously unannounced Intel CPU, the Core Ultra 7 365K, has appeared on Geekbench. The chip likely sits in the mid-range of Arrow Lake Refresh, a lineup Intel plans to launch later this year. The benchmark confirms that the series will carry the Core Ultra 300K label, succeeding the Core......
Anatomy of a Power Supply Unit (PSU)
Power supplies may not break headlines like other components, but they're awesome pieces of technology. Let's put on our gowns, masks, and gloves, and pull open the humble PSU – breaking down its various parts and seeing what each bit does. Read Entire Article
The world’s largest iceberg is rapidly breaking apart and melting away
Nearly 40 years after breaking away from the Filchner – Ronne Ice Shelf in Antarctica, the A23a iceberg is finally beginning to melt and merge into the ocean for good. A23a ranks among the oldest and largest icebergs ever recorded and remains the biggest block of frozen freshwater on the......
reMarkable Paper Pro Move reviewed: a pocket notebook for writers on the go
The reMarkable Paper Pro Move is a premium, pocket-sized digital notebook praised for its ultra-portable design, natural paper-like writing feel, and long battery life. Reviewers note that it is more responsive than its predecessors and excellent for note-taking. For users who value portability, it's a compelling and expensive, if somewhat...
Obscure Pioneer LaserDisc console, once impossible to emulate, now runs on PC
For most gamers, the Pioneer LaserActive is the ultimate "wait, that existed?" console. Released in 1993, it was part LaserDisc player, part Sega Genesis, part NEC PC Engine (video above) – an ambitious hybrid that sold so poorly it disappeared almost as fast as it hit stores. However, thanks to......
Google to launch Gemini AI for homes with new Nest cameras and doorbell
Google did not officially confirm any specific hardware in its X post, but a recent leak suggests the company is planning a full lineup of Gemini-powered smart home devices. The rumored lineup includes multiple indoor and outdoor cameras, a doorbell, and a smart speaker – briefly teased during last month's......
Copper cable theft hits Germany’s electric vehicle charging network
Tom's Hardware notes that thieves collectively hit 70 charging stations in a single day. At that rate, supply companies and repair workers are struggling to keep up. It can take upwards of two weeks for a charging station to replace stolen cables. On average, a single electric charging cable contains......
Disney fined $10M by FTC for mislabeling kids’ videos on YouTube
In a complaint filed Tuesday, the FTC alleged that two Disney affiliates – Disney Worldwide Services and Disney Entertainment Operations – violated the Children's Online Privacy Protection Rule by failing to flag certain YouTube videos as "made for kids." According to the agency, these lapses exposed children under 13 to......
Vivaldi fights back against Chrome and Edge’s AI browser push
Vivaldi is taking a firm stand against chatbots, large language models, and agentic AIs. According to CEO Jon von Tetzchner, current AI solutions are turning the web into an experience of passive consumption. As a result, the free browser will deliberately avoid adding any "modern" AI features, focusing instead on......